Vintage Tube Amp

This vintage Challenger amplifier, model CH30, is a powerful 130 watts at 117 volt. It was produced in 1949 in the United States, and is perfect for audiophiles looking for a unique addition to their collection. The amp is designed with Challenger’s signature quality and attention to detail, and is suitable for use with any brand of speakers. It is a tube amplifier, ensuring a warm, full sound that will enhance any music listening experience. Whether you’re a collector or simply looking for a high-quality vintage amplifier, this Challenger CH30 is a great choice.

Tested rare single mono peri 50 watt power amplifier manufactured in north Hollywood. Powers on but has a hum sound output. I would recommend service for full potential. Will come with the power cord. This is the furthest tested conducted. Will be packaged in a double wall box and styrofoam all around.

Perfect for your custom built amateur radio or tube amplifier. Are know as top of the line Transformers. This has got to be one of the nicest power transformers I’ve ever ce across. These older units by them have become hard to find. Especially this many watts. It’s possible this Transformers has never been used judging from the way the original power cord is rolled. It has some light rust on the bottom from just from sitting around. Adjustable Output from 205 to 240.

Hard to find amp made under Western Electric patents. Uses four 6L6 tubes. Unit is untested, and has not been powered up in many years. Should be looked over by electronics technician.

Vintage Early 1950′s Newcomb 6 Watt Amplifier Great For A Harp Player or Guitar player. Vintage early 1950′s Newcomb 6 Watt Amplifier in excellent condition. This fine amp sounds wonderful with an electric guitar or harmonica! This amp comes from a collector, which explains the excellent condition. All said, this is a great vintage amp looking for a guitar or Harp player!

Tube Amp Power Transformer. TRA-12-4 1005213 Power Transformer. 120WATTS – BEST GUESS. TRA-12-4 1005213 PT – NOS. For sale is a very rare VINTAGE Transformer ESTIMATED TO BE 120 WATT. Appears to be a HAMMOND OR SCOTT. All serial number searches come up as either Scott or Hammond. These are very hard to find in NOS or Good Working Condition.

For sale is a very cool custom-made guitar amplifier PA system it consists of 1xMagnavox speaker on one side of the box, the case splits up into two and you can remotely move the speaker around with a cord roughly 30 ft long. The record player is a RCA record player. It also consists of a antique GE vacuum tube radio. The PA amplifier is a Raymond Lindsey model RL20 (20w) tube amplifier. I do not have any specs on the amplifier I did conduct a tube test on all of the vacuum tubes in the power amp that consists of. 2xGE 6L6 (89%) and (90%). 2x Sylvania 12AU7 (80%) and (81%). (Sencore Mighty Mite VI TC154). I powered this amp up with a 130v variac all tubes heat up in the main PA amplifier but I got a loud hum I’m assuming the capacitors need to be replaced. If I were to guess I would say this was probably made in the 40s or 50s so. The leather handle is ripped on one side and needs to be repaired other than that the case itself is in wonderful condition. This is a 120 volt AC unit. (Please check out our other audio listings).

This amp was last used for guitar (& bass) about 30 years ago- sounded awesome with 412 cab- damn loud & excellent distortion tone- uses 4 6L6GC tubes for some real power! Has some scratches & minor dings- but overall nice looking-see pics for cosmetic condition. There was a bias & ac switch problem and it was shelved years ago. Been stored since- no tubes included. I’m cleaning out my storage area & some of these things gotta go. The transformers & switches all test good.

Helping a church sell this and they say it works. They no longer need it.